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The Duo covers Season 14, Episode 16 of Forensic Files, titled "Gone Ballistic," the episode delves into the 2008 murder of Colorado real estate developer Alan Helmick. Found shot to death in his home by his wife, Miriam Helmick, she quickly became the prime suspect. A breakthrough came when they unearthed a bullet fired 20 years earlier from the now-missing murder weapon.

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Wikipedia | Forensic Files | Youtube | Transcript | Crimelines Podcast | 2020: Run, Run, Run | Dateline | GJ Sentinel | ABC News | Judgment Call Podcast | MesaCountry Crime Watch | Forensic Files Now

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The Duo recaps and reviews Season 1 Episode 7 titled "Legionnaires Disease".  In the summer of 1976, during America's Bicentennial celebrations, 180 Legionnaires contracted an aggressive pneumonia-like illness after a convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. After 29 of them die, doctors and scientists are puzzled. The determination of one scientist helps to discover the cause of this deadly disease now known as Legionnaires' disease. This became one of the most famous "medical detective" stories in US history.

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For more information on the Bureau of Indian Affairs case, visit  https://www.bia.gov/bia. To submit case information or tips you can do so one of three ways: Text BIAMMU and Your Tip to 847411, Call in Tips to 1-833-560-2065 or Email [email protected].

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On Forensic Files Season 14, Episode 17, "Seeing Red" we learn about the case that is commonly referred to as the "Suitcase Murder". The body of Summer Baldwin is found in September 2005 in a suitcase in a Texas landfill. Using classic detective work combined with digital forensics, the suitcase leads investigators to Rosendo Rodriguez and the forensic evidence against him seals his fate. However, detectives uncover a connection to the unsolved 18 month missing children's case of Joanna Rogers. And after weeks of the most grueling search efforts in the landfill, they find Joanna also in a suitcase.

Sources: Wikipedia | Forensic Files | Youtube |  Daily Motion | Redditt | CBS News | KCDB | KCDB | Texas Tribune | Military Murder | Justia | See No Evil | TDCAA 

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For more information on the BAMFI case, visit www.blackandmissinginc.com. You can also submit any information to the Black and Missing Foundation’s tipline at blackandmissinginc.com/tipline.

For more information on the Bureau of Indian Affairs case, visit  https://www.bia.gov/bia. To submit case information or tips you can do so one of three ways: Text BIAMMU and Your Tip to 847411, Call in Tips to 1-833-560-2065 or Email [email protected].

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Episode 13 recaps and updates the Forensic Files Episode from Season 1, Episode 6 years called "The Souther Side Strangler". After years of terrorizing and murdering women in Richmond and Arlington, VA, FBI profiling, advances in DNA testing and good-old detective work lead Detectives to the man who raped and strangled five women in Virginia from 1984 through 1988. Not only is this The U.S. criminal justice system's first use of DNA profiling in a serial murder case that convicts and ultimately sentances the man to death but it also frees an innocent man after he spent five years in prison.

In honor of:

Debbie Davis

Dr. Susan Hellams

Diane Cho

Carolyn Hamm

 Susan Tucker

And all of the victims of the Masked Rapist that never got their day in court.

*This episode includes a statement regarding Ethics & True Crime as well as an incident Danielle had on Instagram with a well-known podcaster so she discusses accountability when in a position of influence. 

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Auto-Motive is episode 18 of Season 14 of Forensic Files. This episode covers the case of Michelle Harris. On the night of September 11, 2001, in Spencer, New York, Michele Anne Harris left her work, went to see a boyfriend and left shortly after 11 p.m. This was the last time anyone has admitted to seeing her. The next morning, her car was found on her estate that she shared with her children and soon-to-be EX-husband, Cal. The episode aired by Forensic Files is not up to date with the current circumstances surrounding this case so we provide an update at the end of the episode recap.

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For more information on the Bureau of Indian Affairs case, visit  https://www.bia.gov/bia. To submit case information or tips you can do so one of three ways: Text BIAMMU and Your Tip to 847411, Call in Tips to 1-833-560-2065 or Email [email protected].

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This episode covers Forensic Files Season 1, Episode 5 called, "Planted Evidence". We learn about the murder of 32-year-old single mother, Denise Johnson, the state of Phoenix in the 90's and how PLANT DNA get's justice for Denise and her loved ones. We also discuss pagers in case any Gen Z's have a passion for technology of the past.

Sources: Wikipedia | Forensic Files | Rogue Columnist | CLASP | Public Health | NBC News | Bring Relisha Rudd Home 

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For more information on the BAMFI case, visit www.blackandmissinginc.com. You can also submit any information to the Black and Missing Foundation’s tipline at blackandmissinginc.com/tipline.

For more information on the Bureau of Indian Affairs case, visit  https://www.bia.gov/bia. To submit case information or tips you can do so one of three ways: Text BIAMMU and Your Tip to 847411, Call in Tips to 1-833-560-2065 or Email [email protected].

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When nursing student, Tamika Huston goes missing from Spartanburg, South Carolina in May of 2004, her aunt, the investigators and the community as a whole come together to find her. Tamika's case inspired the creation of The Black and Missing Foundation and sparked the first national conversation regarding the racial disparities in media coverage for missing person cases.

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For more information on the BAMFI case, visit www.blackandmissinginc.com. You can also submit any information to the Black and Missing Foundation’s tipline at blackandmissinginc.com/tipline.

For more information on the Bureau of Indian Affairs case, visit  https://www.bia.gov/bia. To submit case information or tips you can do so one of three ways: Text BIAMMU and Your Tip to 847411, Call in Tips to 1-833-560-2065 or Email [email protected].

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The FF Duo recaps and provides updates on the FIRST CASE EVER to use DNA to find and convict a murderer. This episode discusses Episode 4 from Season 1 called, The Footpath Murders. Lynda Mann and Dawn Ashworth were young vibrant 15 year old girls. Colin Pitchfork brutally took Lynda’s life in 1983 and Dawn’s in 1986 and he almost got away with it. In this episode we even meet the man who invented DNA profiling, how this case changed the course of history and worrisome updates on Colin Pitchforks current parole status.

Forensic Files "The Footpath Murders"
The Blooding by Joseph Wambaugh
Murder with My Husband Podcast
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When the city of Navasota, Texas finds a beloved leader of their community and local funeral director Lonnie Turner, Sr. shot to death in his home, his son Lonnie Jr. becomes the prime suspect. The FF Duo recaps, reviews and discusses the evidence used to solve the case... Is Ballistic Evidence still reliable and admissible in a court of law? Did the DNA evidence lead to the only person responsible? What is Lonnie Jr.'s life like today? Dive into Season 14's Episode 20 to find out!

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For more information on the Bureau of Indian Affairs case, visit  https://www.bia.gov/bia. To submit case information or tips you can do so one of three ways: Text BIAMMU and Your Tip to 847411, Call in Tips to 1-833-560-2065 or Email [email protected].

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In 1992 wife and mother of 3, Caren Campano disappeared from her Oklahoma City home after a loud argument with her husband. A large blood stain, a weak alibi, 'reverse paternity' dna testing and the use of luminol to expose blood spatter all lead to solving this case. "The House That Roared" is episode 3 in season 1 of Forensic Files.  Listen now for an episode recap, review, update and any corrections!

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For more information on the BAMFI case, visit www.blackandmissinginc.com. You can also submit any information to the Black and Missing Foundation’s tipline at blackandmissinginc.com/tipline.

For more information on the Bureau of Indian Affairs case, visit  https://www.bia.gov/bia. To submit case information or tips you can do so one of three ways: Text BIAMMU and Your Tip to 847411, Call in Tips to 1-833-560-2065 or Email [email protected].

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